AZZA mobo any one know them?

1,000Khz · 04-05-01, 09:07 AM

I just bought a new computer AZZA KT133BX/ duron700 I cant find any info on that board, I decided it wasn't fast enuf after purchace (no resurch) and there is no multiplyer setings in the BIOS is there anything I can do or am I SOL???

SickBoy · 04-05-01, 01:05 PM

Sorry to inform you, bro, but that Azza board is thoroughly a POS. I built a computer for a friend with that board and a Duron 700 and no, there is no way to adjust CPU multiplier. His computer, in addition, has had endless problems with the IDE controllers and I am considering trying to get an RMA for the thing and maybe getting a KT133A so he can overclock a little. There are lots of other budget socket A motherboards that I would recommend before I would recommend this board. it's a definite "avoid" product.

SickBoy

Sketch · 04-05-01, 03:16 PM

your only chance at oc'ing is to manipulate the L bridges on the cpu and force the change. I myself would rather buy a new board over chopping and patching my cpu.Does that make sense? LOL

04-05-01, 09:07 AM	Thread Starter #1
1,000Khz New Member Join Date: Apr 2001	AZZA mobo any one know them? I just bought a new computer AZZA KT133BX/ duron700 I cant find any info on that board, I decided it wasn't fast enuf after purchace (no resurch) and there is no multiplyer setings in the BIOS is there anything I can do or am I SOL???
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04-05-01, 01:05 PM	#2
SickBoy Inactive Moderator Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Minneapolis, MN	Sorry to inform you, bro, but that Azza board is thoroughly a POS. I built a computer for a friend with that board and a Duron 700 and no, there is no way to adjust CPU multiplier. His computer, in addition, has had endless problems with the IDE controllers and I am considering trying to get an RMA for the thing and maybe getting a KT133A so he can overclock a little. There are lots of other budget socket A motherboards that I would recommend before I would recommend this board. it's a definite "avoid" product. SickBoy __________________ Used to be awesome Heatware
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04-05-01, 03:16 PM	#3
Sketch Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Tulsa, OK	your only chance at oc'ing is to manipulate the L bridges on the cpu and force the change. I myself would rather buy a new board over chopping and patching my cpu.Does that make sense? LOL
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